New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRONICLED AND CRITICISED BY Mr. ED,
MUND YATES.
JUBILEE NoTrs-KAIsER WILHELM GIVING ANXIETY
THE CROWN PRINCE DECLARED TO BE IN NO
DANGER-LoRD sALIsBURY's CELEBRATION
OF THE QUEENS BIRTHDAY-rHE EAST
ENDERIEs - DRAMATIC AND
MUSICAL NOTES.
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LONDON, May 30.-Change after change is being made
I'm the programme OF the Jubilee procession 81 and
the great Officers OF State are at their wits end On the
OF the last announced route great cry went
M from neglected cubland ST. Jamess Street and
Pail Mall she'd tears of disappointment But it is
oav declared In The London Gazette Itself that this
is unauthorized
Ihear that upward Of $4,000 have been subscribed by
past and present members OF the Household for
Jubilee present the Queen The subscriptions ranged
from two guineas to R25. The affair was under the
of the great officers OF the present and
late Governments. splendid silver centrepeee beaut-
fully and artsticaly decorated has been manufactured
nv ELLINGTON and Will DO presented to Her Majesty at
Buckingham Palace during the Jubilee week. Inc cere-
ony of sentation is to be attended by the Ducnesses
ofBucceugh Bedford and Roxburghe, the Dukesof Port
land and Westminster, and Lords sydney hehmare'
Iathom ard Mounted geumbe.
The Women's Jubilee Offering has nnaly closed its
lists with some 100000 and a million and half sub
scrlbers The Queen is to receive small deputatlon
headed by Lady STAFFORD the already deeply engaged
22d of June Later she will welcome, probably at
Windsor q much more comprehensive party OF ladies'
which to include representatives of county committees
Of every class Of subscribers The alimporiant ques-
ton of the expenditure OF the balance is still warmly
debated. Three alternative plans are to be submitted 20
the Queen There divergence Of opinion as to whether
the in Windsor is to be an exact replica or an en-
largement
take place on Wednesday June 20. Her Majesty Is OF
present but the greater part of the Royal
visitors will have departed Five thousand Invitations
will be issued.
THE KAIsER's SUMMER OUTING.
The Emperor William who is residing at Berlin with
his daughter the Grand Duchess of Baden the Empress
having started Baden Baden giving much trouble
and anxiety to bis physicians They advise him not To
visit asten again. the baths are too strong for him.
and last year he derived no benefit from his cure but
was dangerously weakened by it. The Emperor, how
ever insists on going Gasten, he is very fond OK
the place and always keenly enjoys his stay there so
his rooms at the Badeschoss Hotel have been taken for
three weeks from Wednesday, July 90 The Emperors
TO leave Berlin June II for Ems where he VIII stay
three weeks He will afterward visit the Empress at
Cobenz and the Royal family of Baden at the Island OF
Mainau, near Constance, on his way to Gastein.
CONDITION OF UNS FRITZ.
The condition of the Crown Prince remains the same
ns last week He is well and hearty, but voiceess or
nearly So He will doubt improve in this respect 10
some extent when his throat RECEIVERS from the mme-
date effect OF the operation performed by Dr. Morre
Mackenzie but his voice cannot be fully restored until
the growth is entirely cleared away In view OF the
alamist rnmors that have been flying about 1t may be
we'll TO state that this growth which is not much larger
than a split pea has been pronounced py rroiessor
Rudolph Virchow to be no more malignant than COM
mon wart This statement is the confident decision,
after careful microscopic examination OF the Pope OF
modern pathology. 1t is this which makes Dr. kacxen-
zes operaon OF such cardinal Importance as regards
the future of the exalted patient 1t now proved that
the disease from which he is suffering owes It's CHIEF II
not only Importance 10 the situation OF an enemy DOT
terrible in himself Tut who stands in the very gateway
of life and must therefore be got rid Of German sur
geons were on the point OF doing this with display OF
energy as superfuous as the of bateringram to
crush a black beetle 1t not merely making an
artificial opening in the windpipe that was In cohteh-
plation, the infinitely more formidable operation ora
partial excsion of the organ of voice To say nothing
of the great risk to life necessarily involved in this the
Prince even II he had survived would have ceased 10
belong in the category OF arcuatey speaking men and
could only have communicated with the outer world In
grlff whisper.
A CRUSH AT THE FOREIGN OFFICE.
1t was in 1873 and before the meeting OF the Berlin
Congress that Lord Salisbury last celebrated Her
Maestys birthday in his great drawngroom In Airing
ton-st. On that memorable occasion the Crown Prince
of Germany was one OF the guests and 1t was remem-
bered than during the terrible walt last tues
day for the Prince of Wales which was only enivened
by the late arrival Of Mr. Phelps who had been Dy HIS
take TO the Foreign Office and had discharged MS car
rage before he discovered his error. The untoward
delay ruined the most artistic Of dinners twas quite
halfpast eight before Lord Salisbury took his seat
between H. r. H. on his right and the Crown Prince OF
Denmark on his left and the banquet began count
Karoly doubtless picked up many hints about MS JUDI
lee ball from the Heir Apparent NJ de staal talked
surprised by the perfection of the cassoees de ereres
nm c1ie and the rochss de meringes amandes, ~he
Rustem Pacha praised the exceptional excenehcy Oh
the champagne Just opposite the ambassadors were
placed Prince Leopold OF Prussia, Count Bismarck ana
the Ministers OF Belgium and the Netherlands Count
Karoly proposed the Queens health In French linen
Lord salisbury read from small piece OF paper mo
stereotyped Diplomatic toast Je bois Ia sdnH dS
so,reyas et etats dnis allies 81 dgleient represents
arresde Sa MajeS" side oiiceshad ho'
been opened the possible effects OF the crush at the
Foreign Office Tuesday night are terrible TO conteh
Mate All the guests arrived very late and when they
did arrive they in such force that the effect OF an
otherwise successful gathering was much MARRIED
Nevertheless there are many complaints from Conser'a
tive members who are deeply hurt at the OMISSIONS.
Their wives refuse TO find consolation IN the prospecto
Ministerial gayeties to The delay on the part
the royal visitors is also be regretted as 1t required
several painful pgrmages down the crowded staircase
by the hostess and the frequent Interpolation OF the
national anthem midst tho other musical performances
Lady Salisbury very wisely copied Lazy hoseoerys
example I'm substituting candles for gas In the confer
ence Hall petit souper was arranged for the royalties
and foreign ministers in the Ambassadors Room
There Lord and Lady Salisbury, Lord Rowton ana
select few supped faIe in the small hours OF Wed
nesday morning. The Princess OF Wales wore train OF
dark stamped velvet Pink and coral hardly su'cu
Mrs Cayendsh Bentinok Lady Charles Beres'ofu
looked particularly well in ruby red velvet dress WIN
a corsage OF beads The buffet was for time III s'''o
of SIEGE Two bands played at once. The hora aeeora
tons were prouse in perfect taste The Tory WHIPS
decline all responsibility for the invitation is@
THE ATTENDANCE AT THE DERBY.
There seems a general impression that inc ''eh
ance AZ the Derby was considerably smaller than usuA
this year The point appears hardly worthy OF the eager
ness with which it is discussed even possible VI son.
ton Certainly it seemed to that larger numD'r OF
visitors than heretofore left the course Immediately
after the big race BY taking myself to the ROOF OF tho
star as my wontto witness subsequent race OF t"o
tie preparations for the return were everywhere eV
dent particularly the HILL and an hour later he crush
at the station such as one had peeh accuS'onou %
- oos diecu,t 20 believe that Derby has had ts
day but all experience that when people patronxe
an account OF its prestige, because IL Is the